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44 Years Ago: 1977
200
A Muscovite
Russia
200
The Tropicana Club, later renamed Club Babalu
I Love Lucy
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The current Olympic record in this event is 19.30 seconds by Usain Bolt
200 meters
200
Winning standard poker hands: 4 of a kind, straight flush, this highest one
a royal flush
200
With freezing temperatures, this was officially recorded in Miami, Florida for the first time ever
Snow
400
A Cornishman
England
400
Melville's Seafood (it's upstairs from the title place)
Cheers
400
In 2011 this NFL team became the first to win its division with a losing record
the Seattle Seahawks
400
Next in song: "Twelve drummers drumming, eleven pipers piping..."
ten lords-a-leaping
400
This blockbuster set in "a galaxy far, far away" hit theaters just before Memorial Day weekend
Star Wars
600
A Medinan or a Khobari
Saudi Arabia
600
Paddy's Irish Pub (in the City of Brotherly Love)
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
600
This MVP from Akron considered petitioning to enter the NBA draft after his junior year... of high school
LeBron James
600
On the list of Canadian prime ministers, he comes after Jean Chretien & Paul Martin
Stephen Harper
600
The world's last known natural case of this disease was reported in Somalia
smallpox
800
A Carioca
Brazil
800
Phil's, where Candice Bergen & the gang went before or after "F.Y.I."
Murphy Brown
800
This NHL "Golden Brett" said coach Mike Keenan was "the kind of guy who will stab you in the back right to your face"
Brett Hull
800
In a Bloody Mary: vodka, tomato juice, lemon juice, this Lea & Perrins product
Worcestershire sauce
800
In November it began regular service between New York & Europe, about a 3 1/2 hour trip
The SST/Concorde
1000
A Pinoy
the Phillipines
1000
Luke's Diner in Stars Hollow, Connecticut
Gilmore Girls
1000
This floppy-haired Giants ace pitcher started the 2010 World Series-winning game
(Tim) Lincecum
1000
Also known as pygmy chimp, it follows gorilla, orangutan & chimp to complete the great apes
Bonobo
1000
Completed by Christopher Tolkien, this history of Middle-earth was published in 1977
Silmarillion